February 3, 2011
Biomedical Firm Cuts Per-Unit Water, Energy, Carbon
The biomedical company CSL has achieved reductions in environmental impact across all its per-unit indicators, according to its second annual corporate responsibility report (pdf).
CSL, an Australian company that has over 10,000 employees working in 27 countries, said it achieved a 20 percent cut in per-unit water consumption for vaccine production.
CSL Group develops and manufactures vaccines and plasma protein biotherapies.
Energy consumption per unit of vaccine and unit of plasma produced both fell again last year, as did greenhouse gas emissions per unit of each product type.
CSL also said that….
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